I sent an email to Woody and have not heard from him as yet. However a plethora of problems have recently plagued my PC. The email sent is as follows:
I've read numerous articles you have written relating to many PC issues. You are highly adept in system structure and have helped me immensely in configuring software. I would like to ask for your help regarding Windows 7 Updates, namely how many there should be (in total) for Windows 7 'only'; no patches for 8 or 8.1, including rollups. I was plagued with (1) User Profile Service Failed The Logon, User Profile Cannot Be Loaded. I tried rectifying this issue but could not. Performed a reset, installed all my files and the issue occurred again. I could not find any .bak files under SID in registry. So, I again performed a reset. This time " C:\\Windows\system32\config\system profile\Desktop refers to a location that is unavailable. It could be on a hard drive of this computer, or on a network, etc.", occurred. I just could not believe this. Performed a third reset which installed most update but 'optional' updates failed. I tried many ways of trying to overcome these technical faults. Performed a hard drive and memory scan; checked for bad sectors; checked every possible hardware item on my PC. I could not find any abnormalities or any errors associated with the aforesaid.
On the third reset, an issue occurred on the last 10 updates regarding configuration. After the last 10 updates installed and I restarted, Windows could not configure the updates, so I performed a hard shut down. Many times did I move into the test mode, boot mode and safe mode. the last time, I clicked on Administrator and exited. This seemed to work but I have no idea how. Followed your instructions on clearing Windows updates from the disk defragmenter which immensely sped up the PC. After that "cleanup", I was left with 191 updates as opposed to 230 which were previously installed (Not all were successful).
In the same light, upon the first reset for Windows 7 64 bit, I encountered an error on the disks inserted into E. drive. I made the disks (recovery) the first day for my PC The error on the initial reset was : "Recovery Manager Could Not Restore Your Computer Using The Factory Image" > OXEOef00e. Upon the second try of inserting the disks (3), the reset was successful to a point as mentioned above. Disk one was loaded at 41% before asking for disk two which stopped at 75% before inserting disk three to finish.
Enclosed are some error pictures. If you could provide any assistance here, it would truly be appreciated. Now, the PC is absolutely flying (Windows 7-64 bit). However, I would like to make certain I have most of the required security updates for Windows 7 only. I uninstalled Adobe ActiveX and Norton which were pre-installed on the PC. Running Microsoft Security essentials which I've been using for over five years with no issues. I've read numerous articles relating to User Logon Failed but I could not rectify anything, only to perform a system reset (3) times. A reply is very much appreciated. Thank you for your time and consideration.
P.S.- Forgot the Syntax error- Picture Enclosed. I would say that you got me up and running through the articles you have written regarding the aforesaid.
If any could provide any insight here, it truly would be appreciated. All replies welcome.
I've read numerous articles you have written relating to many PC issues. You are highly adept in system structure and have helped me immensely in configuring software. I would like to ask for your help regarding Windows 7 Updates, namely how many there should be (in total) for Windows 7 'only'; no patches for 8 or 8.1, including rollups. I was plagued with (1) User Profile Service Failed The Logon, User Profile Cannot Be Loaded. I tried rectifying this issue but could not. Performed a reset, installed all my files and the issue occurred again. I could not find any .bak files under SID in registry. So, I again performed a reset. This time " C:\\Windows\system32\config\system profile\Desktop refers to a location that is unavailable. It could be on a hard drive of this computer, or on a network, etc.", occurred. I just could not believe this. Performed a third reset which installed most update but 'optional' updates failed. I tried many ways of trying to overcome these technical faults. Performed a hard drive and memory scan; checked for bad sectors; checked every possible hardware item on my PC. I could not find any abnormalities or any errors associated with the aforesaid.
On the third reset, an issue occurred on the last 10 updates regarding configuration. After the last 10 updates installed and I restarted, Windows could not configure the updates, so I performed a hard shut down. Many times did I move into the test mode, boot mode and safe mode. the last time, I clicked on Administrator and exited. This seemed to work but I have no idea how. Followed your instructions on clearing Windows updates from the disk defragmenter which immensely sped up the PC. After that "cleanup", I was left with 191 updates as opposed to 230 which were previously installed (Not all were successful).
In the same light, upon the first reset for Windows 7 64 bit, I encountered an error on the disks inserted into E. drive. I made the disks (recovery) the first day for my PC The error on the initial reset was : "Recovery Manager Could Not Restore Your Computer Using The Factory Image" > OXEOef00e. Upon the second try of inserting the disks (3), the reset was successful to a point as mentioned above. Disk one was loaded at 41% before asking for disk two which stopped at 75% before inserting disk three to finish.
Enclosed are some error pictures. If you could provide any assistance here, it would truly be appreciated. Now, the PC is absolutely flying (Windows 7-64 bit). However, I would like to make certain I have most of the required security updates for Windows 7 only. I uninstalled Adobe ActiveX and Norton which were pre-installed on the PC. Running Microsoft Security essentials which I've been using for over five years with no issues. I've read numerous articles relating to User Logon Failed but I could not rectify anything, only to perform a system reset (3) times. A reply is very much appreciated. Thank you for your time and consideration.
P.S.- Forgot the Syntax error- Picture Enclosed. I would say that you got me up and running through the articles you have written regarding the aforesaid.
If any could provide any insight here, it truly would be appreciated. All replies welcome.
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